YWAM AfriCom

Have you read the latest edition of AfriCom’s Djembe magazine: Reporting the rhythms of YWAM Africa? As one of the most versatile drums in Africa, the djembe was originally used to gather people together, create inspirational rhythms and to help tell stories. Djembe, therefore, seemed a fitting title for a YWAM magazine designed to connect like-minded people across Africa and in which we can share encouraging... read more

In March, I spent a fascinating fortnight in Central African Republic (CAR) working with a media team from Wycliffe Bible Translators. For the majority of our time, we were based in the small town of Bossangoa interviewing people who risked their lives and sacrificed their own time and limited finances to translate the Bible into the local language of Gbeya or to address the huge problems of illiteracy in the... read more

Susana Nieczyporuk is our newest member of staff on the AfriCom team. We are so excited to have her with us. This coming Thursday, 6th April 2012, will be her 19th Anniversary with YWAM. She did her DTS back in her home country, Argentina and it has being an amazing journey. Here she shares a bit about what brought her to serving with AfriCom... God gave me the opportunity to be in many countries, such as... read more